My Social App

On the day Lin Xuan confessed her love in the tea room, Li Na laughed five "ha"s. He didn't hear that as a rejection. In other words, he couldn't even distinguish between "rejection" and "acceptance" signals. Grandpa is a professor of sociology. He has studied interpersonal relationships all his life and left 372 sets of observation notes. Lin Xuan wrote these notes into code and made an APP to score himself. 31 Points. Out of 100, he failed. So he started to learn. Learn to make eye contact, learn to speak slower, and learn to hear what others have not said in silence. He helped his colleagues win back customers, helped his silent roommate regain his courage, and helped a cafe owner in his fifties see himself clearly - that person taught him all the ways to get close to others, but he never learned how to stay in his life. Two years later, his charm value rose to 92. But Suman asked: "Are you sure it's me you're seeing, or data?" He uninstalled the APP. Then I discovered that in a world without data, the most difficult question to answer is not "Does she like me?" But - "Where's the salt?"